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police move in to clear out some rowdy soccer fans at a san jose earthquake game. why police say police targeted the wrong people. >> pagan, game over. >> with that the giant's save

the season and they say live . good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. tonight we take you live to san francisco. the winner goes on to the world series. here's a look at the baseball park live. the team cruised to victory to force that final game. we have live team coverage of tonight's win. john sasaki is live outside of at&t park where he's been talking with fans but we begin with mark ibanez with the highlights, mark. >> absolutely. well you know giant fans have been having to hear it's an elimination game for them. one time after another it seems, well how about tonight. it looks more like the cardinals are facing an elimination game to be the best you have to beat the best and the cards are after all the

world champs but the giants get out quick tonight. score one in the first and vogelsan with a fake bunt runner at third and it works to perfection. and the giants lead it 2-0. but it was just beginning in the inning, marco scutero hammering one again down the left field line. two runs will score and that includes vogelsan, humoring -- lumbering around from first. vogelsan the big story. giving up only four hit there is was no question he was in control as was sergio romo. come the 9th inning romo with a very drama free 9th inning. the final out you're seeing it and san francisco with a 6-1 victory to even the series on to a game seven they will go. matt cain will be on the mound for the giants against kyle

loesh and just kind of an interesting note with regard to game seven, 12 of the last 13 game sevens in postseason play have been won by the home team. you better believe the giants are hoping that that extreme trend continues again tomorrow night. you will see it here right on channel 2, 6 6-1 the giants. well that large and very loud orange twirls crowd were alive with every pitch and it worked. john sasaki is live with more. >> reporter: another huge night for the giants they had to win again and they did. fans from all across the bay area are going crazy tonight. they know they have to win just one more game to head back to the world series. >> this is the giants they do

this torture to us and i always believe in them. they make it tough but they pull through. >> the giants play with a chemistry. they are so talented. they don't sweat anything, they come back and they come three back and they just beat you. >> the day started big for the home team with a huge american flag and a fly over courtesy of the u.s. navy. the excitement inside the ballpark was palpable, just ask elena biker. >> giants were 2010, cardinals were 2011 to put the combination, i already feel like we're in the world series. >> go giants. >> oh awesome we're bringing it back here for 2012. >> this young man with the paymented face made a bold prediction before the game. >> i predict it was going to be a blow out, giants score five runs. >> reporter: he was almost run, the giants had five runs by the second inning. this is clearly giant easter

toy but some cardinal fans did settle into the bleachers surrounded with people ready. >> we're not scared at all. we're not scared at all. >> reporter: tomorrow night is game seven you can bet that the crowd will be electric with the noise turned up even higher. john sasaki, ktvu news. that's what it looked like and sounded like in the back of at&t park there at mccuvvie cove. fans who didn't have ticket they watched the game from across the water. >> we're going crazy out here, man we're winning. that's all we can ask for. we want to get to the next game and get to the world series. >> any way you can catch the action in mccuvvie cove. a flotila of fans watched the game from their motor boats, their row boats and even a

kayak. while it's nice at at&t park tonight wet weather is predicted tomorrow. about 90 minutes ago ground crews placed a tarp on the field in case of rain. mark tamayo is tracking it all. he is joining us with more. >> setting the stage for some nice weather for game six. some changes are already developing right now just offshore. you take a look at live storm tracker radar. not all of this reaching the ground but all this action will continue to increase in coverage this will be a factor first thing tomorrow morning as you can pick out here close for inspection of the radar. here's our forecast model showing you this, get ready for a big change when you wake up first thing monday morning at 6:00. this front does slide to the front at 8:00. that is very quick mover so the heaviest rain is scheduled for tomorrow morning. into the afternoon hours you can see clear skies and pop up showers right into the evening hour. as a result for game seven you do have to bring in the chance

of a few scattered showers. once again the heaviest rain that is set for tomorrow morning. temperatures in the upper 50s and winds out of the southwest to right around 12 miles per hour. we will continue to keep an eye on the changing weather forecast. in fact, we will track the rain cells as they move across the area not only for tomorrow but tuesday and wednesday. with the giant's win tonight that mean there is will be a winner take all game seven set for tomorrow at at&t park. we'll have a special edition of ktvu news at 4:00 p.m. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. just click on the mlb play offs tab where you can find postgame interviews. now to the south bay and a massive police response after a fight broke out in the stands at tonight's san jose earthquake's game. take a look at this cell phone video a fan took of the incident during tonight's match against the l.a. galaxy. police from three different agencies they were all called

in to break up the fight. thins got intention as officers responded as you see just moments ago, someone tossed a drink at one of the officers who was trying to handcuff a fan. ktvu's's matt keller tells us many fans were indeed escorted out. >> reporter: yeah heather, some of the lights still remain on after an exciting day for earthquake fans but for l.a. galaxy fans it wasn't as fun especially for several of those siting in that section, several of them ended up in jail. >> reporter: fans were loud tonight at the earthquake's game against the l.a. galaxy including the angel city brigade. but a fight between fans in the second half was beginning resulted in two smoke bombs going on and police say officers were assaulted bid several galaxy fans. >> what didded i do wrong? >> reporter: police say at least seven people were arrested the whole section of

galaxy fans were escorted. >> they kicked the fans out, it's not fair. >> reporter: earlier in the day the earthquake fans moved dirt, 256,000 people broke the record for largest participatory ground breaking. >> my 6-year-old she loved it. it's nice to be part of history. >> reporter: even before tonight's game, the galaxy had already sold out the first play off fan. the owner said the team deserved a new stadium. >> i decided today i'm just going to focus on soccer. one stadium at a time. we have a ways to go on the other one. >> reporter: police say they are still looking for some of the assault suspects. the people arrested face charges of resisting arrest and battery on an officer. the earthquake say an incident like this has never happened in

its history here at buck shaw stadium. as for the game the earthquake and galaxy tied 2-2. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. a meteorite found in a backyard and now nasa wants people in the east bay looking out for more flying debris. ktvu's debora villalon is in the neighborhood that's buzzing about that find. >> reporter: chances are the one that hit this one is not the only one. if the meteorite would not have made a racket, it would have still been sitting in the road. >> reporter: linda heard it and then saw it fall on her garage.

>> so i got the ladder and checked, i took it around the gate. >> reporter: along the fence a rock that didn't match. >> i looked down and it was just right here. >> she picked it up. a little bigger than this crab apple. when she found a magment would stick to it, a nasa scientist paid her a visit even checking the roof that night. >> by morning, a clear divot. >> reporter: it was a remnant of the meteorite that fell. >> have you looked in your yard? >> yes, i sure did. didn't see anything. >> a few minutes ago we were joking about the meteorite hunters and now we are them. >> reporter: and the webers considering the odds of this

direct hit will keep the meteorite when they get it back. no ebay. >> it's not going to go on the market, this is science, this is life. this is history. this is way cool. >> reporter: what's fortunate with this meteor path is that it spanned some area where people might actually find more fragments and bigger ones. of course those landing in any north bay cow pastures right- hand turn likely to be reported. we're live inn evado, debra villalon. >> parts of the central cost got a jolt late last night a 5.3 magnitude earthquake. it was centered northeast of king city. the quake was followed by at least four aftershocks with a magnitude greater than 2.5. authorities in monterey and san luis obispo said they received several calls but no reports of damage. caltrans cancelled next week's full closure of the san mateo bridge. we'll tell you why this maybe the last time you will see it

look like this. have vallejo police shot and killed a man early this morning,

business was brisk at giant dug out stores all across the bay area including at this one here in walnut creek. in addition to the jerseys and warm up jackets all things

bryan w-l -- wison, as you noticed a gentleman with a beard. and people already thinking of the holidays. and the clocking ticking down for tomorrow's early morning deadline, patti lee with a nice surprise for bay area commuters. >> well for everyone dreading one more weekend of closures there's good news, this job is finishing ahead of schedule. work proceeded so quickly that caltrans ended the closure early. >> i live right next to 92. >> reporter: the bridge closed

friday night so workers could repair a cracked beam and repair the section of deck above it. this section crews replaced 12 panels similar to the ones you see right here. six of each side of highway 82. right now they're tieing the cables together. thanks to good weather and good luck the job went off without a hitch rarely the case in construction. >> the best i can tell you is that all of the work just came together. the panels fit appropriately. the equipment was here. >> reporter: caltrans says finishing early does not increase the cost of the project, the contractor is not getting a bonus or finishing early. instead officials say it's the taxpayers who are benefiting. >> we did two months worth of work during the 55 hour closure, the electrical crew relamped the mini plaza. a lot of maintenance work was done. >> reporter: in addition to the

repairs crews completed maintenance holes, clearing potholes and clearing away trash. finishing touches caltrans did not expect to start until next weekend. >> now next weekend the bridge will be open there will be no more foreclosure. >> past the toll, plaza crews are working through the night. caltrans tells us that this bridge is on schedule to reopen at five tomorrow morning. reporting live at the san mateo bridge, patti lee, ktvu channel two news. an overnight fire did significant damage to a historic church. it happened at the good shepherd episcopal church on hurst avenue. the fire started in the rear of the building where offices were located. a garden saw the flames and grabbed a garden hose to stop the fire. >> i was dozing off and i saw a funny glow and twinkling lights and i thought they might have been lights next door and i looked out the window and it looked like fire.

>> reporter: according to its website the good shepherd church is the oldest continuously used church in the bay area built back in 1878. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. fire investigators in lake county are still searching for the cause of a destructive wildfire there. the fire started thursday along highway 29 near the community of lower lake. a few miles south of clear lake it was contained last night. but not before it burned about 300 acres, destroyed one home and several other outbuildings and vehicles. firefighters plan to stay in the area for the next several days to watch for any flair ups. vallejo's tenth officer involved shooting of the year happened early this morning on a residential street on the north part of the city. as allie rasums explains there was bizarre behavior involving two naked men before the shooting. >> reporter: dozens of officers with their guns drawn moved in

on this neighborhood. >> they had officers from highway patrol and pretty much probably all vallejo police department. >> reporter: a fight between two men who lived in this home 28 and 29 years old is what prompted that police response. somewhere -z there's a lot of bang -- there's a lot of banging, a lot of screaming i couldn't make out a lot of the words. >> they started damaging each other's property and started throwing bricks through each other's windows. >> reporter: neighbors called 911. when police arrived they saw a naked man. a fellow officer fearing for their safety shot the man killing him. his roommate was taken into custody. >> i seen one guy being taken away by the police and there was another guy laying in the driveway. >> reporter: minutes after that officers noticed the house was on fire. >> the whole back of the house just became quickly engulfed. >> police believe the two men in the home tried to set their

fire during their argument. investigators suspect the two men were under the influence of an illegal substance. the incident is being investigated by vallejo police and the officers involved are being placed under administrative leave during the investigation. national polls show the presidential race a dead heat. and those taken in swing states are nearly as tied. marco rubio shrugged off the use of obama's campaign of romnesia. >> for the rest of americans who are trying to make up their mind, that's very cute mr. mt. -- mr. president but what are you going to do for the future? >> mitt romney relaxed treating his family to dinner in florida. the polls show romney with a

lead in florida a swing state. >> the central role that the middle class plays in building the economy. governor romney believes in tax cuts for the wealthiest, cutting regulation and hoping everything gets better that's not a strategy that's successful. >> president obama is at camp david studying for this week's debate. meantime at lin university, stand ins rehearsed the focus is foreign policies but expect a lot of talk about the economy. veterans cbs news man bob sheiffer will moderate thatty bait. tomorrow is the deadline to register for vote. the county registrar of voters said the forms at dmvs. you can now register online at register to vote.ca.gov. so far more than 500,000 people

have used the online voter registration service. now because of the giant's victory tonight ktvu channel 2 news will bring you game seven of the nlcs tomorrow evening live from at&t park during the time of the debate. so you can watch the debate live on our sister station. kicu tv 36 starting at 6:00 p.m. we will also be streaming that debate live on our website ktvu.com. former senator and democratic presidential candidate george mcgovern died today in south dakota. he was 90 years old. a decorated world war ii fighter pilot, governor mcgovern became an opponent of world war ii he said, i am fed up to my ears with old men thinking of wars for young men to die in. >> even a great tragedy or a great blunder may have a good

side in that this vietnam situation is so outrageous we will never again go down that road. and here we are. mr. president bush, going down that same road again. >> mcgovern went on to call for the impeachment of president bush and vice president cheney. mcgovern ran again in 1984 but withdrew again. president bill clinton honored mcgovern with the medal of freedom. president obama called mcgovern quote a championship peace. a fatal shooting near a popular mall left two people dead. what officers said was the motive behind the mass shooting at a day spa. the vatican making history. what the church did today that

one group is calling inspirational and touching. our weather pattern is changing right now. coming up at 10:37 parts of the

at least three people are dead and four others wounded after a shooting at a wisconsin spa. the gunman is dead. the spa is in a two story 9,000 square foot building across the street from a mall. >> if we saw some woman crawl out of the front door and roll down the hill, a cop scooped her up and took her to the ambulance. they had taken off with her,

then we heard a loud shreak. >> police have identified the shooter at ratcliff hatton. the shooting seems to be related to a domestic dispute. in news of the world tonight. in lebanon soldiers fired into the air and used tear gas as protesters attempted to storm government offices following an emotional funeral for victims of friday's bombings. that bombing killed six people. many -- opposition leaders called for a day of rage. in syria, on a day that was supposed to be dominated by diplomacy a taxi filled with

explosived killed three people. meantime u.n. met with alzahari. native american catholics called the caninasation inspiring and touching. mahari was a catholic who lived in up state new york. as a child she became ill with smallpox. her miracles were said to have started at her death when those near her said her scars disappeared. she is credited with saving the life of a chicago boy who nearly died of flesh eating disease at the age of 5. >> she was able to come down

and offer jake his last rites. >> jake recovered and the family in the vatican called his recovery miraculous. it was that documented miracle that paveed the way for kitari's canonization. drinking going on in a high school's fantasy league. extending an olive branch. what ross mirkarimi sent lots of prepaid cards

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officials at an east bay high school are looking into a secret tradition. the sexual fantasy league created by male student athletes. >> reporter: piedmont high school is the home of the highlanders it's also home to a controversial organization. school officials say the male varsity sports teams set up what they've call a fantasy slut league. >> just the title alone can be very demeaning. >> reporter: the school has been investigateing the fantasy league. on friday the school principal sent a letter home to parents. over the past five to six years such a league has existed in one form or another. as part of a bonding for some varsity teams during their season of sports. they said the league included of female students were drafted and would earn points by male

students. >> it's always a surprise but it happens a lot more than you would like to think it does. >> i would say that i hope they would rethink that and that the young men would respect the women and think about that could be their moms or their sisters. >> reporter: also in that letter the principal says students felt pressure to participate and or lack confidence to stop it. in some cases alcohol was involved. a letter from the principal stated there will be an assembly to address these issues. however since these incidents appear to happen off campus, there will be no disciplinary actions. in piedmont, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco's mayor has reportedly rebuffed efforts by sheriff ross mirkarimi to mend fences. the san francisco chronicle

reports mirkarimi wrote mayor ed lee to ask for a meeting in the spirit of reconciliation. the request was met with silence. mirkarimi tried to fire the sheriff due to domestic violence. the board voted to keep the sheriff in office. an update now on that hazardous chemical spill that we told you about. add midnight authorities finally gave the all clear and allowed 15 people back into their homes following the incident that started hours earlier. happened around 7:30 last night when firefighters evacuated two four story builders after a man used a poisonous gas to kill himself. that gas was very dangerous and lethal, no one other than that suicide victim was injured. >> fabulous at 50. >> how the raider nation celebrated five de

♪ [god bless america ] that's misha malone singing god bless america. she wore her costume along with

that hat. >> pretty good night for the giant's fan. we shift our attention to game seven. some wet weather expected in the area. >> the rainfall already moving in right now, kind of just took a walk outside the station and felt a few sprinkles out there. the heaviest rainfall -- the heaviest rain set for the morning commute. but as far as game time showers out there. bad news in one perspective we'll have to watch for heavy rainfall and wet roadways as you head out the door first thing tomorrow morning. you can see the latest right now on live storm tracker 2 radar. mostly on the light side looking into san francisco and oakland. going back out, you will see more intense celling developing to the pacific. you will notice this with the yellows and reds showing up. some of the rainfall deficits those reds link up with rainfall. so nearly a quarter of an inch

an hour. the key headline, heavy rain picking up over the next few hours, heaviest between 7:00 and 10:00 could be 6:00 to 9:00 tomorrow morning. watch out for ponding on the local roadways, a longer commute potentially and gusty winds right along 40 miles per hour. the commute tomorrow morning will be a bit of a challenge out there with all that accumulating water that will be a factor over the next few hours. overnight lows, will be in the 40s to the lower 50s with that rainfall gradually spreading to the south. santa rosa 49 degrees. here is the overnight set up. this cold front will be moving in and this will be the source of the rainfall first thing tomorrow morning. early tomorrow morning into the afternoon hours scattered showers, but in association with the rain the winds will

gust to 40 miles per hour. this front moves through but we still have this circulation out here in the pacific. for tuesday the chance of a shower and then for wednesday we're going to bump up the shower chances but the heaviest event that will be happening over the next few hours. look at this, we have a winter storm warning in place for the sierra until 5:00 tuesday morning. snowfall will be around six to 12-inches. but here's all the rainfall i'm talking about first thing monday morning. so give yourself extra time, be extra careful on the roadways. into the afternoon hours, breaks in the clouds, clouds and pop up showers that's why you have to hang on to the possibility of showers tomorrow afternoon by the 5:00 hour here. you will notice it's not everywhere just pop up showers out there. forecast highs will be mainly in the 60s. temperatures have been really cooling off that trend will continue for your monday. san jose right around 65. fremont 65, and san francisco 61 degrees. here is a look ahead your five day forecast. a chance of a shower on

tuesday. we're going to bump up the chance of scattered showers into wednesday. maybe a left over sprinkle for thursday, with your weekend always in view saturday clouds are going to gradually warm things up into thursday. we'll keep it on that radar at at&t park for the big game tomorrow. >> grab the umbrella, mark. raider nation celebrated more than five decades of the raiderettes today. football's fabulous females past and present hit the field for tonight's halftime performance at the coliseum. today's show caps off the weekend full of celebrations. the raiderettes established back in 1969 and they followed the raiders to la before returning to oakland in 1995. >> raiderettes al

good evening everyone thanks for joining our sunday night edition of sports wrap. the giants are trying to become just the third team ever to win a national league championship series after trailing 3-1. tonight at home they beat st. louis in every aspect of the game to force that game seven. the giant's won just one in four previous play off games but tonight they were ready to attack the cardinals. david freese bobbles it but allows scutero to score the first of the game. brandon belt comes home with the second run of the game.

cardinals they appeared overwhelmed by the magnitude of this game. giants score four runs in three. marco scutero of course he has the biggest shot. chris carpenter makes it 3-0. and you've got to like that. but the hits keep oncoming, pablo sandoval signals just past daniel descalso to send scutero home. nlcs record 10 unearned runs in these six games. seems they take advantage of every st. louis mistake. when he walks off the field the at&t fans give him a standing ovation. giants 3-0 in his three postseason starts. three relievers finish off the six out and when romo gets

descalso to foul out, they win tonight 6-1 and believe it or not they're 5-0 this season when facing elimination. the giants will send matt cain against loesh. remember the cardinals themselves have won the last six elimination postseason games going all the way back to last year. >> joining us now is our own joe fonzi from at&t park. that's not too shabby for a former journey man pitcher. >> no he's been the man. a light rain began falling here at at&t park. maybe about 20 minutes ago. the tarps out on the field we decided let's be smart and come in under the protection of the tarp. the biggest question is who's the ace of the pitching staff. the guy who's done it the best this postseason it's ryan vogelsan. now he's won two games in the national league championship

series against the cardinals he said his inspiration for tonight was actually from a guy who did it one game ago in st. louis. >> i just, you know kind of saw the way our team reacted last night when barry came out and kind of took the bull by the horns early. and was throwing up zeros, i kind of saw how our team was feeding off of that. i just knew that i had to go out there and keep them off the board early and give us a chance to do something offensively. >> he set the tempo early. accomplishing the inside out did an unbelievable job. big ups. >> we're a bunch of scrap peu ballplayers we don't know how to quit, we don't know how to die. i don't know want to go home yet. we believe in ourselves we believe we deserve to be in this position. why not keep fighting, why not play for the guy next to us for another day. it's been an unbelievable ride so far, yeah, so it's pretty

cool. >> you know why not they've lived for that motto for the past five elimination games. any kid who has played baseball has dreamed of a game seven game in the series and that's what they'll be playing tomorrow night. i'm joe fonzi for sports wrap. >> let's hope the weather cooperates tomorrow night for became seven. >> two nfl teams jacksonville and oakland are still learning how to win but this was a game today the raiders needed to win to avoid turning the entire season into a total tail spin. today was the raiders 11th straight sell out. before the game they honored breast canner survivors. maureece jones drew injured his

ankle. raiders led 3-0 when gabbert hit cecil. the raiders turn the ball over. that's jennings scoring the 5- yard touchdown. the quarterback gabbert left with an injured shoulder. palmer, don't throw the ball. he threw the ball. derek sags nails it. this is just a bad decision. in fact, you know it was 20-6 in the third quarter when the raiders finally score a touchdown. a nine play 85-yard drive. moore catches and dives in for the 8-yard touchdown. it's 38-14 14 jags but there's plenty of time left in the game. palmer plowing his way in. it's 23-23 let's go to

overtime. jacksonville had the first possession. back up quarterback chad henning throws to cecil short. number 99 lamar houston throws the ball. there's your mistake the fatal flaw the raiders were counting on, sebastian jenokowski throws the winning score of the game, the raiders win 26-23. they needed this victory to keep their fans and their season alive. >> an ugly win is better than a pretty loss. i know that. i've played this game long enough to know that just getting a win any way to get a win against a desperate team and a team that's kicking on sight kick with a 14 point lead and changing things up, just proud of the way we fought. >> the play in the second half was a difference. we did not play good first half. but we came alive on the second

half. and we have a lot more nfl week seven to show

after beating seattle thursday night the first place 49ers could spend this weekend on the couch watching their next opponent lose their third straight game. today minnesota the cardinals trailed 14-7. the vickings smith weaves and warming his way through the end zone for a 29-yard touchdown. minnesota wins 21-14. minnesota has lost the eight straight games they've played in minnesota. green bay visited st. louis

packers quarterback aaron rogers throws it for more than 300 yards. packers beat the rams. best finish of the day was in new jersey. robert griffin iii the washington redskins quarterback trail the giants 16-20 when rg3 hit santana moss. skins take the lead 23-20 with 93 second left but it takes the giants just two plays and 19 second to snag victory from defeat. eli manning to cruz. cruz through double coverage. giants win 27-23. and one week after getting shalacked by the packers. j.j. watts deflects baltimore's joe flacco's pass. houston beat the ravens for the

fist time in club history. 34-13,. a pair of 3-3 teams met in new england. new york jets just scored when they hit mccordy. 104yards, that's a big deal because this game went to overtime for the pats prevailed 29-26. both teams clenched a play off spot whenever the earthquake and galaxy meet the game becomes a fright fest. earlier today the earthquake set a guiness world record when 256,000 people participated in the quake's ground breaking ceremony for their new stadium. chris wondelowski won it with a header. that's one shy of the mls single season record it ends 2- 2 quakes extend their unbeaten streak at buck shaw stadium to

18 games. they call him tommy two gloves. he started seven shots back. he shot a 10-under 60: his third shot, two gloves. too cool. then gainny birdie is a 60: he made seven straight threes on the back nine. tommy two gloves had to wait for nearly two hours before the rest of the golfers finished the classic and he clenches his title over david toms. here's the six match ups for the game of the week. you have until thursday afternoon to vote. let's see that was matt kenseth winning the nascar race. keselowski still leads with seven points. raiders win in overtime, the giants forcing game seven tomorrow and that should be hot. right here on ktvu.com. >> you got it. >> thank you, fred. that's our report for tonight thanyo